*Location:
Cathedral Church of St.Saviour Bourke Street at Montague Street Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia LL: S 34.75323, E 149.71590*Original location (1872-1988):
St.Mark's Church Leicester, England
*Ringers' contact(s):
Steve Relf, Tower Captain T: (02)4821 5916 E: srelf@ozemail.com.au - or - Ray Smith T: (02)4821 0344 E: rays34@bigpond.com
Verify the current ringers' contact(s) at the ANZAB Website.
*Contact:
Cathedral Office Church Street / PO Box 205 Goulburn, NSW 2580 T: 2/4821 2206 F: 02/4822 2639 E: office@goulburncathedral.org.au
*Schedule:
Practice Tuesday 1830-2000; service every Sunday 0915-1000 and first Sunday 1615-1700; please call ahead to confirm.
*Remarks:
One bell retuned and one recast by Taylor for present installation in a 2-level frame designed for 12 plus flat 6. Also an 1858 C&G Mears bell, 10-2-18, used as a 5-minute warning.
*Technical data:
Ring of 13 bells (12+1) Pitch of heaviest bell is D in the middle octave Transposition is not applicable Keyboard range: ROPE / NONE There is one added semitone The instrument was enlarged in 2005 with bells made by Taylor Prior history: In 1994, the instrument was enlarged to 10 bells by Taylor In 1987, 1 bells were recast or replaced with bells made by Taylor (1 bells were added in and/or remain from that work.) In 1872, the instrument was begun with 8 bells by Taylor (7 bells remain from that work.) Year of latest technical information source is 2006
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